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Discover LudwigThe term "abstention rate" is correct and commonly used in written English.
You can use it when discussing statistics related to elections, for example: "The abstention rate for the elections was 46.7%."
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GAZETTE: Why was there such a huge abstention rate?
Basescu claimed the abstention rate was in his favour.
The abstention rate in Sunday's vote is expected to be high.
The abstention rate of 38.5% of the electorate went against the Socialists.
Among the under-25s in 2009, the abstention rate was a damning and surely unsustainable 71%.
They also suggest that the abstention rate this year may be higher than ever before.
A high abstention rate would be a nightmare for the establishment.
Commentators added that the significant abstention rate - as much as 49% of the electorate - helped Syriza.
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High abstention rates led to efforts to encourage voter participation by making voting easier.
But most polling stations saw little movement all day, and dissidents put abstention rates at 85-88%.
While abstention rates were high in the first round of the presidential race, they were low in the second.
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